At gine snuina PO TTSV,IA•LE, afq. SATIIRDAY, APRIL 23.1853. THE aIf7NERS' 'JOURNAL kiss a far , err eireselation thals - itztyother Norval:Yr I 1 6• Issleedist Nortleern Pennsylvernio. ettrtaaiss among the Iron and busincis mm. not - only in Mil. ei a 7,;( ',. tho, egjogitin counties, due in tat our su its, ,. and it also rellates • largely „ortena,y She °ninej n Seknyllifteoernry, vihick renders it enze cities in,* wadable Advertising , smatter!in Me COunty: Bnk fru , popep Attie so natty eari• taisti enrolled on its rabscrtpiion list. 12LrgINESS DEPARTMENT. rir•GENTLPIEVS Spring •Chithing of the latest PIT le end best material at the loweititteee, announced bF E. T. Tivi.on.,4eorner of Centre and adahantottgollrecis. • , .•- rar JOHNSTON & CO. are opening a' large assoflment • ol Spring Goods, of, the latest .styie, at their ettablithrnent,' opposite the old Gist-Mice siancL . • rir JOSEPH /HORGAN has been- Untainted Agent for the Mohawk Valley Farmers' Insurance Company. for this County. A statement of their -ail - airs will be found in another column.. • • 3' THE SUMMER SESSION of Morgantown Actalewiy commences Monday, 2d of May. The references.as to the' reharaeeer'ot this insittntion are ) good. tar JAMES FOCHT has removed his Store to the ed . Po4-othee stand, Centre street, where , he now, has a large as,ortment of-the lateit style. of Dryqoods, fresh Prortlions, &e. PIN NOS, MEGODEOSS,Guitars and-Ma. Pleat Witicaent_• generally, from the bent manufae. tureF;ean be bad at BANNAN'S. He has Myers's &:'Chieiertug's splendid Pianos for pale . DR. WM. 131CKLEY'S Family Medicities pre advertised in. our columns. Ills list of refer ences comprises some•morot reliable names. nrA. KEEFER, of Schitylkill.lfirren, has been appointed General Aunt for this Codnty for the Reading titeam Forge. - ' rryENETTAN 1.1L1N03 of every size and , : tyle, manufactured by W. M. 'Leant. Patrortkr - borne manufacture s. See ndveiti.ement. pENNIS J. WELSH pvca . notice that be i, now the lon . ri fit owner of the Canal float. rir D A k"I D OLIVER h sold out his interest in the Rear Maze and Peated Mountain Collieries to o , can F. Moote. See niitice. [-ETA. G. wirmAN,orwt r , Zur i ,.., hat a Dagner reotylib apparatna for rale. =I [?'SAVING FFNI.).—In our advertisimr limn.. to-day. we inert a notice of the Sui Fund of the National Safety Company, No. 62, Walnut street, two doors above Third. Philadel phia. This Institution does business on very libe ral' principles.. Formerly the interest paid at such places of deposit wan four per celt., and two sverks' emirs- was required before the money could he oh tamed. The Lined ors oft his ma , Fu nd, how ever, now pity Are per rest interest and return al sums depostied when called for at once without previous notice These liberal arrangements have Been very gratifying to the public, and ha. ecry large. number of persons in that city and throughout the whole country, to deposit their money in it.— Ily do.ng so they avoid the great anxiety of havine hirer sums laying in their own homes idle and sub. ject to loss frotu . #re,roberry and other aeralents sEE C A RD LIVISITNILLSZ TIT-L,. 64 Dock street, Manufacturers of Velocipedes, Hobby Hors e., lc , for children. - re- PROUTY & EAttRETT'S AgriCuliura Warehou,e and Seer! Szcire ia at 19i Nlarket etravt Order. 4 maybe left with R. nANNAN, Poll%riite. 1304 TY LAND WARRANTS bought by S. Bts-c-roz.D:Ur , SO North eth street. Et." PA PERALANGINGS lobe had at W. Wit, sox's, 9 S. 4th street. BOROEGTI ELECTION PUBLIC MEETINGS The Whigs of South Ward are requested to assemble at the American Hotel on Mon day Evening next, the 25th inst., at o'clock, to,nominate Ward Tickets for the Borough A:fee:ion, and also to appoint three Confereesro meet the Conferees of the other Wards on Tuesday Everting, at 'Leashes Ho tel, fur putting m nomination a Chief Bur gess, High Constable, Treasurer, and three Auditors. The Whigs of the North East Ward are requested to assemble at Peter Wolf's, in said Ward, on Monday Evening next, fur a sim• ilar purpose. • The Whigs .of North West Ward are re quested to 'assemble et Hill's Hotel, on Mon day Evening next, for a similar purpose.' The Whigs of Middle Ward are requeited to assemble at Ketner's Hotel, Market Street, on Monday Evening next, for a similar pur pose. MANY WHIGS. EXTRA EDITION OE THE JOITRNAI We have struck off a large' edition of the 11;nris' Journal, containing the three Letters of Professor Jeconn,, defending the Public Schools of the State tigninst the attack of Bishop O'COnnor, of Pittsburg, and will be sold at the following rates at the, counter: Price, 100 copies af- $2 50 ' 50 150 35 .1 00 13 ~ 50 • Single Copies, 4 eta. While so large a portion of the Press seems to be " sealed up" on - th is -question,:we con - - Sider it.our duty to spread all the informa tion we can before the people, so that they can ,act - adiisedly. Tri'c cry raised bra pensioned editor, in this Borough, who can only echo the senti ments of his master, that it leads to discord, and perhaps bloodshed, will not deter us from discussing arty question of intcreit to the public, a privilege which is guaranteed to everyfrec American citizen—and also for defending our Public Schools from unjust at tacks, come from whatluarter they may.— The Public Schools have been attacked - by the Bishops, Priests and papers of the Ro• man Catholic Church in the most gross man ner, by styling them as •Sectarian," " God less." "Infidel in character," -‘ nurseries ot_ crime," Sc., and we are only acting on the defensive - in defending them. The craren who would. not defend them under such ci'rcumstance's, -is hardly worthy the name of a freemait—There are sevaraljeasons which haveLir i ublicecLus tto 'publish the ,letters - in an extra editiou*sine is, that all, both Protes tants and ''Citholics. Whigs. Democrats, Natives and Free Soilers, may have an op •portunity of reading them, and ju r dgmg of the Character of thellontroversy ;.another is to give Catholic -parents the opportunity of hearing both sides,ind thus causing. them to thinlion - this qffestion : it is time for them to think. There are many among them whom we highly esteem as citizens ; and we know that there are some already beginning to ask themselves the question, lib) , they cannot en joy the advantages of the Public Schools as well as the other denominations of christians? Why their children should beseparafed only in the Schools, and thrown together in the streets and the workihaps? Whether tills separauon will not only engender discord and animosity, where harmony and good feeling ought to exist? And whether they ought not to'act in dependently of the Bishops and Priests in the education of their children at least, and send • them where they please? They ought-also to remember that theiboys whtinOw fill oar Priblic. Schools will, in a few years, elect the law-makers of the country, as the older vo ters pass off the stage ; and every boy who drinks from these American streams and foun tains of Istria:icy, will be found deadly hos tile to those who are strayed against, thins, trying to sectarianise and destroy them.— Catholic fellow citizens, you are more deeply interested in this question than even the Pro testants—you are the minority—you are in the power of the Protestants, and must este remosn so as long as you remain in this coun- - try—,-the Lilly of the Valley, and all other Catholic prints to the contrary, nothwith • standing. The American ?eople will pro : tee defend and continue t heir Publie Schools, • constituted as they now are, ir every Catho lie child from Blaine to California is viith , drawn from them; at the blddingot the Bah opt and Pniims of the Church. ' - Another ritiPoifatit reason 'why we circa - - late these letters is.• that we know that the crusade Made againsl the Public Schools is lased on aid and suilport which, they are to derive from corrupt pobitians, who have re ceived, and are again promised the C a tholic vote to elevate them to power, it they will aid Catholics in their schemes. We admit that - there is more to fear from this than from any other cause,,and, therefore, it is all important thai the honest portion of the people of all parties shantd be enlightened= this subject; then woe unto that Protestant Politician cad -.Demagogue who would heater away and tote oganst the present Piddle School System en any rout GrAru?atire Halls, at the bidding of any Retigioui del:mina/on. - - tidOD rot PAIMER.. The Xtxporitun or Thsusday thanks Hea ven. that the Legislature has . adjourned— Amen ! say are. , The same paper; after speaking of the e i fforis made in favor of p i estpr e t ty, says : ' "The samesernar tos will apply to the Liw for the witolvale Thcorporation of Coal Companies in County. Ve-clo not believe' that twenty men cube found is the County, who are in favor or - such a Tim or wito,; if they are, dare openly mew it, and yet by the fierier ;ma awns, of those who expected to- grow rich upon -the speculations it' would engoder, it was passed through one breach of the Legislature, and only defeated is the ether. so (aeon Schuylkill „County it cooeerned, by lir. HYstinices' influence. • Thing are. chapters of the history of this last winter's. dissoikt tiarristiorg, that yet'remain to be mtiZdded to our people, and we tope to be able to Mit duty before long, to the edifi cation of titg =imitated public, who will be. ;lad to know bow such operations es the -Penn County measure, are carried on. atthe Seat of Goveemnent.. • Titer present lanierttabie.frietuyesof the oribery and corruption so rile ire high (pintos, Ind will raise the qnestion, whether there can exist a more dangerowsnuisaneeimongapeopieprofessediy free, than the Penns) traniai.iirlature as at present constitutedomil carried on. Well,' if the Emporium; which knows . ;ething ibout tbesethings, hods the cor ruption so tar beiand its expectatiod at Har risburg, perhaps the people may think we were not quite as''," crazy " as some of the members of the Legislature charged us with, being, when we charged the members of that 'body with rank deception, bribery an 4 cur rpption. The fact is, that . the •manner in which our State Government is now consti tuted, more yillany and rascality prevails at Harrisburg thari'was etrerknown—the"" grab game " is carried to fullest extent—and the Public Offices are openly bribed, and bribe others'toO, to secure plunder find the passage of all kinds of laws, merely to -en rich- themselves, regareless of all consequen ces to the people. irrtrioAL TRADE port 1853. ig_itemimmtwoMEEE2 The quanta) , tent, by Rail To this week 19 30,079 (Y,. 1 --by Canal, 21,255 07—total ibt the week 51,311 If, arainst 49,400 tons for the eorres.pon cug week (3,4 year. The shipments this week; alto show an increase of 4,150 II tons over ihn,e of last week-1,r , 95 ton. by Rail Road, oral 2,r.5.1 ton. by Canal. Total by Rail Road. 111,214 II against 45.5.72q—d0 by Canal, 57,:11 01 ecairvt 55.249 15 tons to same period last year. The demand far white Ash Coal is Kruk, but the Red Ash trade does not improve much yet in con sequence of the backwardriesi of the New York dealers, which is the great Red 'Ash market. • Prices of all kinds of Coal remain firm on board at RieLanond—ressel., however, continue sraire, which' has considerably retarded the trade at that point this spring. Two or three lines of Steam Tug Boat, are greatly needed to carry Coal from Richmond by WS, which would soon build up a large hack trade for' the Central flail Road and Pennsylvania improvements. A lame portion of this trade to now tarried to Baltimore trotu.New _York and other points, by the propellers built, by the Coal companies operating 11 the Cumberland- Region, past the Phi an.klphia whiyves : and the whole Coal Trade, transporting companies. and the citizen, of Philadelphia,' look, quietly on without even making an effort to place their trade on an equal footing. through the Delaware and Raritan Canal. Bituminous Coal from the Cuinberland dis trict, passing through the 'whole line'of.their Ca nal, paysjfilie, not; 1-,q, while Anthracite from the l'ennlylcania mines, passing through the race Canal, t, charged Shirty eras, toll. Now, we ask, in all candor, whether any corporation ought to he tolerated by any State that makes such dscrimina tions in its business—an individual may do it. but a corporation, deriving chartered right , front the people, have no authority to make such discrimina tions. They have no right to inqnirc bow far or how abort a distance t4eargo has been transported helore it eniers their Canal. with a view of making a discrimination in the rates of toll. The sootier this question-Is tested the better, and we would ad vise the trade, both here and below; to consult ta gether once, collect a Ain& and instruct a boat man to tender the same amount of toll as charged on Cumberland Coal, and pay the balance under protest, if demanded, and it can be, brought lot-fore the Courts at once for a decision. The trade on the Lehigh to Bristol was detained a week longer by a basal• in the locks at Uhler, ville—the damages, we learn, arc again repaired, and the trade under way. The water will be let into the Delaware and Hud son Canal on thi. 25th inst. Ni Coal will rvaih tide before the I,t of May. The Pennsylvania Coal Company, it is mated, have made arrangements to deliver to market this year 500,000 tons of Coal, barring accidents, which would give an ustrea.e of about 75,000 tons over the guantity sent to market last year by this corn. paay- The increased supply of Anthracite Coal the market well require this year, will not he lea; C hao 500,000 ions. The - f•ehuylkill Region will upply from 250 to-300 tone of this increase. We find the following in the last Cumberland Miners' Jortrir,rf. After tioriMnii the shipment of 10,600 tons of Coal for the week. igsays •' Teti Ihottsaiiil,,ix,lvindred totirm the largest quantity heretofore rent from thin region in one week. The product the eebuylkill Region (or the name time, was 40,45( tons of Anihracite, , — The quantity, then. front the Cumberland Region, was- more than one fourth of that sent from the Schuylkill. As our coal trade is as yet actually in its infancy, while the other ha, ,i frill mitrtrity, the indication is a flattering oue. When the George's. Creek valley begins an pour out eta riches, the difference will become rapidly icsn." ..Our trade " reached ha full maturity'" Why, stranger, thin is decidedly cool. Wail a few weeks , when you will sec ;0 1 000 tons pouring down our Rail Road•and Canal, weekly—and next..year 100, (X)0 tons weekly—and then it will be only a beiriki sting of the future pouring out of the mineral trea ures-of Schitylkil County. BY TrLEGRAPEUT • FRIDAY... 3 o'CLOCK. Freight_. from RichmOnd To New Yak, - To Hanford, Proiidence, - ' To BoAton, 'REPORT OF SI! Fromillehmond, for the clay, April ltkh, 113 g 5c67511 , :bt, Destination: Tons 7i 29 1 ItvitonS: viei. I 21 . Corin. S.: R. I.' 10, ,33 N. Y.& v 5.9 , 17 .If) n i Norill River 'I.SX 2 7 19 . ; 2'.7 l Soildivern " 3,5;ii, 9 77 20 ! Cr. 2 For the areek, , ,C22,lV . aeon, _ For season, 91,157 MEE .d vicinity includes evervthing Cod, to Ma.sachusetts,New Hamp nine. ' Boston East of Ca shire and SOMherri Ports includes everything to the South ern States and Weft,:ladies, an well as to all town on Delaware River below Richmond. COAL TRADE BY RAILROAD S. CANAL FOR ]S:,3 Sent by Railroad and Canal for the week ending on Thursday Eveninu last. RAILROAD. VT.T.E. TOTAL. WtT.lr. TOTAL. P.C., 5.,5'.10. 11 .125,51:0 03 , 9,850 00 40,547 11 P. 1,1501 000 24,630 14 1.811 14 ti,762 00 SM. 13,531 10 171,SCA 16==.7,500 Oti 33,124 19 P, S. 6,165 . 16 56,201 18 2,057 07 7,78! 11 30,079 00411,214 11 21,25.5 07 57,221 0 21,253 07 87 2 4 01' 51,364 la 493,4 12 To lame period last year=R. R. 455,729 00 ton Canal, 85.249 15 Deerewe so far this ;ear, RAIL ROADS The following is the quantity of Coal transported over the different Railroads in Selibytkill County, 63r the week ending Thursda y evening : ‘., WEEK. TOTAL. Mine Hill &S. 11. IL R.. 29,556 01 158, 747 16 Mill Creek do 8,671 90,727' OS Mount Carlion , do 3,512 17 25,7118 12 Schuylkill Valley do _ 5,.5.56 10 43,811 10 Mt. Carbon &Pt Carbon - 8,051 OS 91.341 05 Little Schnlkill R. R. 8,317 17 75,200 12 Union Canal do 2,072 IS 7.703 07 Swatara do - 1,624 11 5,458 03 RATES OF TOLL AND TRANSPOILTATION ON ILLILLOAD TO AVG. 1, /555. - From M: Carbon. S. Haven, P. Clinton To Riehmoacti" ; 1.60 1.53 1,35 ToPhilarlel phis, 1 . 1,0 1,n5 I,:15 RATES OF TOLL. BY CANAL UNTIL pl - =Mil From Pon Carbon to Philarlelptlia,_ no . .. Mount Carbon to " _ .7.1 " Schuvlkillilaccu to " ril. " Port Clinton to : t` = . 50 • RATES OF - FREIGHT Ill' CANAL. Pbilarkliglia. N.Torl; From: Por_tCarion, ".,... 70 '..., 1 70 Mount Carbon,' '. , 70 ' . 1 . 70 " :41tuvlkil.1111yen,, ' .65 • I Cr, " Port Clinton, -F - .00 • • • 000 LEHIGH COAL TRADE'FOR.,IS33. For tbe'weel: ending - lied 16111, 1653: -' • . ' TOTAL Wfaimib • 41,266 13 - 17,020 03 Room Run A10a9 , , . • 2, 6 672 12 4,147 0 Bearer bleslonr Co., .1 4 4 IM. - 2,414 13 EN 4 . i- 44,11 Loaf; • • 163 00 644' 09 Spring . Moaranin COal, 2,733 11 ' .5103 1 4 3 Coleram Coat. , 1.156 rs-05 Hazleton CO4l Co., - 2.9:41 Ces - 4,714 10 Cranberry - 681, 11 1,347 09 Egger Lout. LORI 05' 1,900 12 Hoek Mountain Coal Co., 1060 09 1,7101 03 Wilkeitorre Coal Co., . 50 10 102 01 , 19,560 16 - 41418 17 To unto period last Tear, - 35,337 00 NEW GOOD ET. TAYLOR, cameral' Oaars WI lifinastaife . Streets, respeceally aarametef Mu he Ma Nat f St f a CUSIBERLANDSITUMINOUSCOALTRADE -Zr e r o tts . a ,,,,m l 7 . 2, w aid ir ePol l ,,,,f „AL u m - l a ~,N i n - ' Far dm week end* April 9, 1853 :- defy rajathiaa. IL ROAD. CAKAL. TOTAL ' AP il .u• I&SL - Mt. sii, ne R.. R., 10 1302 2.60) '. s,wi ' MORGANTOWN AOMNUNT. Cumberland IL M i lo , 2,9 Ts 1,701 -, . - 41,51 rrttlt eilatllSS BUNION sr tharisatitutkaa all -- -•-, I 'Pee Olt il oaday. Me ad of gay sett_ :. Total to the. Week; ' , 41 , 4 - • 6 4 , 0 1 Z° , o . so . l7 lr" to Ci ttra r 7aVose mitala ribia ,astlitaairpl'enlas.atarralla".. bete. I. Total for the year , • ' • 4: T. ITTSON. C. 1.4 etherid lifiitere Joni-seri. 4"" I ; Mt - ' IMO • - , Tairea.etliis,rear s NEW ADVEtiII . -W,itu NOW. opening an extpunvi ram end assortment of 'fruit Spvwg Gook ply Goods, .Graterks,..Provisions end Rap t i.. Also, a tame anonstunit of Hower taraidnsararti. cies, incWingCarpetingsol varkno kinds an 4 quote Thes, Floor Oil'Clothe, Nanings, Tablets:nem Counterpanes, etc., fee. - • Thankful for the pus liberal palronagit stiltnaea to as—tee again invite attention to our ore eaten• sire assortment of goods, which 'ore Wend ..bia not 'be exceeded in cheapness, excellence of quality or variety of kinds; by any,ofher establisb• meat l Schtqlkiltrotmty. Remember -our Xtlace i Brisk More tit Centre Street, between *whet and Norwegian ; East sale. • • iJOIENSTON 5c co. , ,• • :April 2:3080 9 SOO% Fnurtir Street, fire doon below Markit Pi - , East side, Ilas tor wile, every. trarhtly WALL PAPERS, • from Berms per Piece upwards, including Rue Sa tire's, Gald and Ve!re g, imitati Q n Woodc, Mar tins. - Also a great variety or new styles of Curtain Fire-Ratsiit Prime's, ihrders,' err. Pesters supplied at the lowest rates. April 23, 1553. , 17.3 m Chl , tereet by the State of Pennsyfrinia., 1811 CAPITAL "rocs 111740,000' SAVINO FUND or the-National Safely GUls s pane. No. OM Walnut s Street, two dooms above Third, Philadelphia. is open every day from 9 o'clock A. M.. to 7 o'clock. P. N., and on Monday aid Thom , day evenings until 9 o'clock. This institution la well toorro at °nen( the safest sad best massaged is )his country. and pays Five Par Cent. Interest om mese? paid In there. frenathe day of deposit. • - Any sum from one dollar Upwards is received. mad all some. Isles or small, are paid back on demand, witting' notice, to any *mown , The SAVING FUND ha. Mordratcs,Creitad Rears, and other Rot class investments all well secured. ammonia' to wife miltien ofdelfera for the security of derpositors. Diller No. eb Vl'aloot al reet,ldoors above Id, Phil adelphia. RON. 17ENRY L. BENNER, President. ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President. Wm. d. Rein. Seer, • DOAIID _OF. lIEFEREE.A. lion Wyo. Ilieliardi,Povstown D. Ptreeper. Esq Editor or the Leifer, .Pottstown aJ. W. gcba new.a. C. 4 . Editot of 'be Arenteatioi.lll.lppatkaUlo Eons [leaner. Enq., &Moe of the Farmer'. fries/. tTn longtOwo ; lino. Joel Jones. late Malor of rbita ddi.v.9..;. Ilan. John Robins, Jr,. member of Con vey.. 4th •ti•triet. Pa.. lion. Jaws Page. late Post maYl er of Philadelphia; lion. Win. Penn Ington, late Cnvernor of New Jersey. Phil-ora . April 21, lit. 3. 17-12 • frIF the Ainlre of the MOHAWK VALLEY FAR MERS' INSURANCE renipp,iy... the thtny. firm day of December, one tbonennd eight hun dred and faty•two. The (dice of earn Company in located at Scotia, Schenectady Cohnty, New York. The amount of capital stork or ibis corporation p aid is and sernred to be paid la. or d according to the provisions of tti charter. is In premines antes„and notes for cash, based upon appli cation, for Insurance to the. amount of 0106,453 13 Received since the period or organizing. being the imp 'day of July. 1631, In addi tional premium notes and rash premiums. 93,341 93--#101,799 16 The amount of Laid capital stock, with said ndditionsi premium notes and cash pre.- ..lama as aforesaid receiv es!. and PO d by this rorporati°l3.oVer and above its losses, expenses and can. celled premium notes Is The whole amount of debts owing to this corporation, and which are mostly secu red by good bonds. 17,715 93 Office tiomittire. stationery # hotness on hand. 661 61-18116 41 The whole. amount...of tonics of this enrporetlOD incl.- losses on fire insurances paid, expenses. fees paid to arta, expenses in organizing tide corporation. and for rake turniture, fixtures and sta tionery. In addtt ton to the above,there is claimed for looses on proofs, elPeov,.• and. se. counts unadjusted Amount or claims not ac knnwledgrd as debts, - Thv amount fit which this corporation is bound a • surety. and for which it msy herniae liable on the boppeginjr of contingent everns. is, on politlefor in va ranc•. STATE OF NEW VOILE. , ; r4CIILIECTODT COL OTT. I 115 . Attar C. Vas ' Peered, 'President. and J 13n.t. Secretary of-the alohawle.,Valley Farmers' In so ranee Company. being severilljdairaworn. depose tad say, and each (Sr himself says; tbaiA the foregoing is • full, true and correct Matenteeff - Of the alfalfa of the sand enrporallOn. to the best of their knowledge and belief. and that they are the above subscribed of deers, and the °Ewers thereof. ADAM I:a VAN PICTTEIY, Preet. JAS PER OELL, Ifec't. - _ Subacs !bed and sworn barfly() me: . l big 'l.2tb day ofJanalry. lan f O. ext7ll. Jnrt e. A:ent fnr Scltuylk In county. J 0 CPII MORGAN ANA 13, 1552, • 17-114 111011 AWE vALLEY f: INS ir ANC COMPANY, SC4)TI A. NEW YORK • Cain tat voo,noo. 'yr!, and tern rtly inrerted AAA% IC. Vu P•TTEIN, 11 VIDOCIR, WILLI n AII Ittrrai;% 7A.... BILL. Cit•iata r. Pla•DC111. TIMM! 11. DEWS. AsaAA W. TOLL. t h•AC rCDDIR. 2•111111 W. PA/10ERN, Ilcsar A. Usu. cu H. TOLL, 'NICHOLAS Haooss. JOHN 14. I.4malxu. I r. Van Parren,Pren'tll IleLt..fleetetary• Wm. Renton. V. Preet.lAnnarn W. Terr.r.,Trete'r E lin n mignon, Jun., General Agent, No. 31 Greene .treat, TienUun N. J. REFERENCER. • ❑on. H. 11. Johnson. Co., Judge, Schenectady , •• Jnn. F. Chase. Sheriff, U. I'. Fonift. County Clerk, •• Abram A. Van Vora'. Mayor • •• • M. Myers, F.x-Maynr• • D. Wriklit, Recorder. Albany. R. 11. Van Dyck, Proprietor Albany Atlas. Jacob C. Sanders, Esq. Thoniss Clark, Esq., Net► York IS PROt7TY a 6 -13A1211XITT'S A , riraltural IVarthazi:we and Said Store. No. 19.0 aIIAtiKET St., PHILADELPHIA. irtorTV & M EARS ' Patent Ilielf.Sharpening 1 Ploughs of all sixes, right and left handed—Sub roil; Side Dill and Double•Monld, &e., with Steel Est. riding Points, Bar-Share. Beach, and other kind. of Castings for repairing. The Emperot of Russia awarded, for the above Ploughs. a massive Gold Me dal, rained of 4300. Also the UREAT MEDAL at the World'. Fair, was awarded P. & M. Plough, No. 40. Cultivators with Double-point Polished Steel Teeth. which can be reversed, thus getting Double We., "(the common teeth. Also, Colttratora of all kinds with Steel Teeth. Spain's Aimnirph'e Churns Corn Planters, i:nr n shrilem,impro'd kind Turnip Drills, 04 .0 ta, Hay and Straw Cutters, Crant'• Patent Fan Mills, Hand Corn NISI, Garden Engines, Corn and Cob Crushers, Wheat Drills, Cedes Improved Ilarrows,'Unnio.powers & Thrashers square and A Harrows,. Mowing and Reaping Ma llory, Rakes, chines, Criodstonemeady hung, :Chain Pump., Dirt S cr a p ers . . Cattle Ties, Agritnitural Furnaces, , 111111 Rings, Os Yokes and Rows, ,Patent Iron Sllatba. Forks for unloading bay, Grubbing floes, , Man flay Rakes. 'Transplanting Vowels, -Bow Pins, flay & Manure Parke, Apple Parent, Shovels and Spade.. Ox Dazzles, Carden and Field Hoes, Mole Trip,. Carden Rakes In variety,'" Pruning Hooks & Chisels !Children's Tools, Saws and Scissors. Darling Scythes, Iron Well Curbs, end"Zine Scathe, with patent Dell* tubing for Chain Pump., Pommel Docks, Also, Ilonienitunl Tools. of every description. Gar. den and Crass Seeds,. for sale as the lowest price, at W holesale and Retail Any of the'articles In the above list can be ob. stained by leaving the elders with D. [UNMAN. Pottsville. Arril.l ll . 1P33 17— $1 00 1 60 1 21 1 b.:. IPMENTS eel• ending on Satin CANAL 540,173 15 493.439 11 42,510 03 tons NEW =CAP GOODS. r Pint nadersigtied bias reasoned bb STOIC to Our / building lately known as the Pan OYFICE, *bent be has just received and opened a full aurora meat of Good*. cans Es' ag of Elue,Dress Goods, !Umbrellas, Dareges•iParaseits, Mauer:lies de Liege. Carpetbags. Hartle belabors. Floor Oil Clothe, Gingbims, !Window shades. Prints. . itookiag Glum, itc. .. Muslin., • . . . A general asaoiltnept el Gmerrier. ?foalsleas. Queen ewer., Ike.. he., all of which wilt be mold at Lb. to wets Cub Pricer. Call sod examine the Stott at the-OLD POST OFFICE. • JANE S FOCITT. Potts, ille.Apnl 23.103. . 17-lm PIANOS, _STEMODEONS. G4Tralia, &a. THE iSolieerther it opening a %Yammers be thin sale of Met'er's and chkiterlug's eakbeared 11. . ANOS. Also,fiae-taited 3.7. , .... GI Idelodeoue; for Prlystr i lft, iti t . Houses atkd Chdrches, he , • the very: beat m i nue . iii tore. AlsO,Cluluirs.d.e.„ all of whkh he will sell here at libit than thy prices. There likkrumenu are all selected by a competent person, and he guarantees all the Pianos he sella—li they are not what they are represented they can be returned. B. BANNAN. 113. WWI , Meyers and Chlekiirlag trusteed the two first Nodes at the World's Vale. for their rialtos in a &knew for superior merit whit all Eutaw, •prll 'MISS/. . 11- - Venlilan.Blind Manufactory... Richt wren Norwgian ¢ 211ithaorooRy. • vir M. ZETA]; aesouseev to the chianti of Polle y v • villa aed I/falsity. that hs to prepare/ to sow ofaeture VENITIAN BLINDS of every elm. rotor arid style at abort notice and at the lowest rates,— Ile (tele to/indent that a trial alone Y oetlkieat to be ecorvincad or the stye Wits of learclustsg kin Wads. A die ISPOrtIONIt of BM& 4:04/111411117 nMSC— Ile I ut also prepared to result/Mate aid alto old 1111 ads In sea a stainer as to reader Oleo stilton arraaL la ppetlllllpl.lo OW. apr7l3. US& r • G,481 17 Sew SPT.IPeGimMik PAP= HANGINGS. WILSOL. PLVII P > cram, SAVING FUND. P404.1"NzVlie+ 1 .••••••111 tilßecroaa ' •- 1 1110N i e Alt "rte4nlArtiFofec t' rrIBE SUBSCRIBER, Wing been appehatad— &Depend Agent 107 Schurbli CeeetY eat th e Bending Stearn Fags ; would ntopeoeully in. foterthe-publie in general, that he Ira' treeisa all ardent the Iron finned to ponameidranght: wbieb ordas teal be puanntally attended to, an tbe short est ptesible notice. and at the Regular Fame mem EEEPER, , - „, Seltarltriliblven Arta 1 16-4bn . • AlltS SWUM Pi talda= maws: TYE.. ,umteeitavitttioyzett - tig 6 tbli o a large mod.,aptendid amorenent, =Moe which will be loorakalt kinds of Dior and Home Ferenure. Oranunental Wares. ctc., &c., admmed by alt , to be the most 'beautiful and pedem Porte: late rrer, teade;, it fa; cheaper, more durable mad 'perfect than the imparted arttcle. Con Ilia Clain. tee at Me Hardware Store.ot 1* GEORGE BRAIRT, Nearly opposiiii the Mitten' Banks April 111, 1353. - • / 164. f Agency- For *lie - Phoenix' Fire . rbill- Papers. Hooey, , e jt; chants. A_ Irna Rafe., et( 'tog sten or d;rnription. W A ARA N. TED to Iturtiress all the propettles .f great strength. •ad the MOUE d,alrabla protection againet FIRE or BURGLARS. Vault Doors made•to order.— Purthaset• cantos 'applied with the above &Out. et the same price they are sold at the Illeauthrtory, 67 calling on J. F. WHITNEY. ' Collection and GeSetal Agency Office. nest doer to Id leer.' Bash. Penetrate. Refers to Prison, tessoc biers • _ _ . • Geo. Enright, Pottsville, 1.1.0. lleav Plead Pinkerton. do 'J. C. lionrad.Jr ,Tamaqua B. W. Cummings, dv Hazleton Coal Company. J. C. Lead', do C. A. Snyder, Ha:Honing, Jacob Reed, do R. Latubertrm, drs David B. Brovrif, do I). Lower..Pbentsville„ Wm. L. Whitney, do : W. 4 lii.Steckel.Dtirham. 3. C. Conrad. Hen., do ' U.A.' Wilder, S. Haven. R. W. IlleDingea. do •Jcare Turner,rt. Carbon, March 26; 1n53. 13 6m , WILDING ` lIMEDWAtiII, AND TOOL STORE E.teLtIiIIVELT, Tke largest and only E.tahlultsnent of the kind en the . United States. WM. M'CLURK t BRO.. No. rn MARKET Street. aboVe Seventh. Ptilisdetphia. Manufacturers' Depot for Locks of all Mode.— Warranted quality; rat. Silvered Glue Kanba, tc.; Premium Porcelain Knob.. over 100 patterns ; Silver Plated Binges, ke.. with the most complete n..or t. meal of all the modern patterns In this line. Buil ders and dealers are invited to rail and eta:nine oar stock. Ilhastratti Catslefties test Sy Zsit, if it ' J. nor AIR REDISTERA AND VENTILATORM, I=l Persons al a distance who wish to order Goods. ■nd draire an estimate or part leuLat description, can write to lllPCtuas t neon's', and all information as to Cioods and Prices will be liven by return of All Orders put up ander the Immediate supereisloo the eta). ri r I LID SSC lL Aprll 1, 103. 1.11,0483 A /01 ping suttee:llre/ I■ the duly authorized agent of Ceorge Page t Co.'s Patent Circular Saw Mill. sad a■ ferfush. at the shortest notice, soy 'of the Saw Mille ir.anufactured by them. and at as low rates as they ces be procured tram the maaufaciarer. Any isflinnstlon In regard to the mills. can be had from the subscriber. DANIEL I.ARER. -ANDS. IPba 11.1 MISCELLANEOUS. MEEMI • ZOLLICEOFFEIt'S ANTI—R CORDIAL -F2! "° 71:: "' m a a :: llnich" ~1.,1.;,!at rli.2;enm ti m Sciatica, Lumbago. tr. For sale at Slartia'a Drug-Storc, Pottsville, Aron la, 1833. 7.810 01 WO 00 Julius Stern, N0,.171 North SECOND Street, (Opponts the lIAVILa me ia l al l to ro r e t 'l a ') f l u 2 ll il a rl ndz id : 4 te a ti ' s Ive ar • .5 Annuaire! of all kind. of AIIt.LINERY All.ll-; ,leLEs, such a. Ribbons. Urns. Blond tame ; idlika,Flotences, Bonnet Frames. and a latge,4 • assortment of Needle-worked'llliKrer, COL.; la (LARS, CAPES, FLOUNCErt..INdERTINGS.I O CEDGlNG ; S:eel.,together with a peat varletv;.• Hof other article., In our line, too numerous • ensation. at ; IVIIELESALE •140 RETAIL. N. 0.—.1 request •11 such that are about ma- , ,? r 2 king their.l3PßlNfr .PITRCHAIdEri to give .•• March 13,1932. ; 11-3 m 1,578.199 II SPRING ISILLINEDY GOODS. !OLIN ETON E h. ApNm. Importers and Deelars In French Millinery Goods, Nu. 45 South MECOND Street, Phliadelphlcl'4lsting reeelied by lat. aril,. vats a large and welt selected aitscrrtmenc or AMIN() MILLINERY GOODS,' re pow ptepared to offOr their enanmers, et the lowest rear kat prices— Clac• Bilks ror dlonnets. - • Fancy Bonnet and Vap. Ribb ons , French and American Artificial Flowers, Crapes, all nolors, • Fancy Helmand Laic:, Together with every articles appertaning to the Mil linery trade. March 12,1853 I;yin-st.t , lVA—bi;39A 1 Slt CO,ienitnaßillk a%ubeur:Bl North eon d iireet.townhr,ot.zei aide, Philadelphia. An assortment of Plain and Pari ty WANDA Always on hand, at the toren prices. Old Blinds repainted sad Itimined equal to new, and Jobbing promptly attended to. A handsome assortment of WINDOW RIIADF.d constantly on band, to which we reapectfulir rail the ititantion albs public. April 2,1453. 14 Im : 4 ` 1 051 SALE Fourteen Schuylkill Canal Rest.. snit 'able for the Coal or Grain trade— "—i../m4w. varying In burden from 100 to 915 tons; "S't.`•-•"”P^.- , 1 and in age from '9 to 1 year.. They were bunt - pressly for the present owner. under his own direc tion and a uperlntstideimm and are folly equipped and In excellent order. Far further particulars addresi LEWIS-BUCKYAN, Agent. No. 76 Walnut Street Philadelphia. (Ace of F. Ty LEill f Co. March 1141853, ME:I Cheaper than Ever! 8000 PIECES PAPER HANGINGS At B. BATMAN'S Paper Store, Pottsville fIOLD PAPERS, from 75 cent, to 11l Pt V - French Papers. undo,, prices. Elated Papers, from 20 to 60 rents. Unglazed Pipers, from 7 cent, to 23`cents, Splendid Hall, Entry and Saloon Papers, Cold. Velvet and Imitation Borders, Curtain. on Paperand I.lnen; from Bto 10 cents. Painted Shades, from SO cents to SS each, a splen did assortment. Fire Screens, Beautiful Views, Panel Paper, Deco rations, Columns and Statue., Nitches. The subscriber has made his relections of Choice Patternsa frotn, foot of the largest ma nufketorles, and eonsequently his Stock embraces a greater variety of Patterns than can be found in any store in the city. lie pledges himself to sell ill hie Papers at City Ciirj Prices, and the Cold and more expensive Papers et less We city cub prices. His Curtain Paper. embrace new and beautiful Patterns, at eery low rates. , • see Merchants and Paper Hangers supplied with Certain Paper and Paper Ilenginge, wholesale, at the very lowest prices. Elegant PAINTED SHADES. on Canvass, at len than city prices. Borne Superior Patterns can be found among his Stock, suitable for the most elegant houses. Ce As we are determined not to be undersold by any pantos who intends paying for big gooda._those who want bargains, and -the advantage of se lett Itlir from a large and varied stock, bad better call at It. DANNAN'R Cheep liloircalt aid Retail reper,l3f4k mug Sta truism, 5c.,.. • lie Paper Hangers forniabed wben required. • Much IL 1033. PAINTED WINDOW mums, Spresula Assortieent. • TITB Subscriber has Just received II very superior lot ofpainted Window le hadat,esub racing busttbe aid most thshionable panerna.varyleS Pies train II 43 "Sher pair. at prices at least 2/ per cent. cheaper thao they can be purchased, tete 11. of the 11:111111fiLetli nue. There are several rplentild Parlor Patterns among the aseenusent. For sale. wholesale and re call, at IL BAN NAN'S Cheap Shade, Paper and Variety Sion. Apill f,11133. • 12,000 GUIs For The People. XTRIOEDINAILE INDUCEMENTS to witness P. the wee Ise of the Panorama attic OCEAN VOY AGE TO CALIFORNIA, pow exhibited by JONIAII YEEIIIII, the Peopiltdet , otthe Moats Octets Nile ,Mirtor. Er Perham beam leave to prepare Cs tributlag to the citizens of Philadelphia. Baltimore. New York. aed the adjoining places, a somber of Valuable and Costly Gins. Including the Magnificent Panorama now drawing crowded houses at the Assembly Bull- Allay. the exhibiting of Which has 'utilized to its owe en within the last three years, a clear profit of 0 1 9.- 000. Benefactor, ptoof of this cue be obtained at the oafs of the Amembly Building. G e The plan upon which It le proposed to present some 912000 worth of Articles Is, by the sale of 12,- 000 Tickers at ONE DOLLAR EACll,eadi ticket to admit POUR Persons to the Panorama, at any exhi bition whew the hoes* hi nor fell. thee giving to each purchaser the Meth sl tin Mersey. besides affording him an opportunity to obtain one of the following ar titles, cis: Panorama, valued at 010,003 Piano. 3.50 fold Watch, 11. • • 100 I fold Watches. " . ISO 10-eels Silver Tea Spoons, 50 $O fold Pens, et 05 each, • 153 GOO Gold Preens. at 93 each. 1.600. 11.331 Steel Engravings. at 25 cants, 2.1333 To aesure the public that everything will be done hltly and honestly, the followleg mimed gentlemen have been selected as a Committee, viz : George W. Dewey, tit/Chestnut at., Sec. Art Uni on. V. D. D. Richards, 179 •Obeetnet st Dsgrierreolf- F A Boit, Merchant 'Ulu, earner tent b and Chest tat streets. - Thomas A Threwld. Proprietor City Item. William H. Skeels. Proprietor Daly Register, James 8 Willits, Proprietor Mil, don. P A Ureter, Pnacipal tlouth East Calmar Pelmet. Under whose repervlslos the Clete wilt tie &strike. led is the folkiwing manner, on the Igth of Aprilow as soon as the Tlekeurens sold,doe =tier of whiter will ea given. The Committee will seal 14 le - 11.000 envelopes. preeleely alike. 11,030 orders upon- One bled of note paper for the natio** gills. Thole sealed pieleteee will be thoroughly mired together, and will be ate. lied seder lock aniikey. with the day of protestation, when theibelders of Om Ikkets will call at the Ocoee of the Assembly Be9diag.and Nr.Jame. U Parried: Nol3l Chestnut street. will praseat the 1009 sealed eaveirpes laditerhalsately., Orders for Tkitets by mall, addreieed to J. Perham Assembeir Buydiaja, will be promptly encoded to. Tickets for tode at tba;;kairtnibly Baltdinp, from 9 A. Y,tolo P. M. Alsofor sale st the Girard Horse Washington User. ices.' AlotllL,Amerimill Heeler re Ned SUM Utitel, Fmk:ft Howse, Werelmats • Ho let, Utmost Muse, bad other Lintels, and at the priet. pal Masts Storm. EXUIBTTIONI SMUT orrgartooN and EVE. 111180. at 31 train o'clock: ale& TletatS. a usual. 13 units. Childrenj half. pries. April 1.1933, ' ' ' • Id-It 1211 BOTW TYialseubeno bomb! nospeetrodly iatorasabelrs•- grams 'Mesta coodomalor off 5r2 2 2 111111 Co. Otto.thatraasonsoot of Oath* tin Verel2Groml•- es • Is ark! larger than 1111/.1,; awl obey are Aisposed toto ten ramp. Puseliall•bor on • &mato. lave Or yyttliere esebaystag otothlog . porcbsoe 4 at ittla 'tote. If 1 • 1 01 20 la as IL • • • -• • - • .• F. ITOTT ninrrtzt, , 271Cluistilit et, moot of Teeth, Phiture. Ayru p_i. =I MEI EIZI CANAL MOATS Hat SALE._ n--4r-I( =MIM3. ___, _ aI.PIIICEI. j2FILAN CIS IliCON* itit..attarlet inTsde enemy.: lantegesarete ( or wag suppltri %V tte. Sid. and V Gm Asb.Cota. Soul the beet mines is Ikbuynall Co...tud basing peculiar silsautaucs ter shipping east to the N.Tark mai Eaaternseartrits. ttypectrully solicit a share of the parsonage of boyars. sr hethc.c.f... factory. steamboat erfamilY Use. ,> Ofue. N, w - : COWIN/ of iVarlillt Sad neat faretii. Wharf. at pm* illtel. Schrtyllan. 14. ... ' Philladdiddi,Febniaryl.l9s3, is ALFRED. L AUTON is e a s e. Agent • ha- Sctrayittakuesty. for the purchase 'KJ shipping of am (`.oaf.—L' °ace. VerAhrye acilares. Mottle A.441110e. Vothiville. . . . r In7wffM l =Ei CZTOCOLATV , COCOA' ANDS:ROMA. . BAKER k CO.'S lineekan an d Vanilla P. W m ium Chocolates. cocoa and Brom', to which . first premiums bate been awarded by the chief 'lnsti tutes and Fairs of the Union. ate for sale by all the principal Grocers In the United Stales, sad by their Hammy & Rotray, New Volk ; Meat & .Twells o r nitad epale L .Thoi. V. Mundige, Baltimore ; Ren net & Dudley, Clordonati. Ohio. . • WALTER BAKER !'CO... Dorthett...,lllmue 15-9 m April 9.1833 Anent ion VF. losers of the beautiful! Na.ure tnd Art hin . united tbalr efrorta 'Pleats you, at ggLEN.B DADII MIRKA N GALLERY. corner .0 f magg i e aid Deane Streets. Theattbarriber has returned to Potts., yille to rate tie personal charge of his rooms. and Is new / km, to rags good Daguerreotype* of aft who desire them. Come soon in the day, tben.antf you are pretty aura to get chance to alt. Prices as nettal; one dollar and upwards.. N. fI.—REDUCTION made au the Tomes of flab 'spier Mad* Daits.large Cases sad Frames. A. N. ALLEN. IS if April 9, 1853 Back. Again I I OLIN mosEft, Hatcher, hi. T.lll.otti to hls old a stand, In Cottle Eh, ett. it few doors above the Ml nett' flank. Ile Ws:maids thank, to tbn community for the lib eral peironage extended to him. and will be happy to enprey, his eneinreet.. •nd th e vitt:l4ls generally. winitlie finest intent of every dercriptlon. gosit 9, ISM. GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES. DR. VANTIORM, the celebrated Astroloser of the ima (7.mioty. has the recret that guides the. Ain. ale to a happy !ferriage. aid to mate the Married happy. Ladies who were unhappy through,Mouble. m i s f or tu ne . disappointed hopes, and fetes promisee have been made happy by him. Ito Medical Advice was never known to fail. Debi a married manta sun of family. which makes the Ladies consult him IA the 01. t deheate case, with perfect cenftdenee,— lie is the married and single ladies' coaitdeatial Doc tor and advtscr. lie shows TON LIKE3IOIIIB OP irdirit FUTURE nu sn A t ' GOOD FORTUNE, WEALTH. Eminrace and ilappineita, are within the reach of all. Those who bail bad luckoind found the mote they %lied to get forward the elate thine went against thew, coii l nited him; their bad lurk has left thew, and they are now fortunate, rich and happy. Ile has the orcret that stops the slander and envy of your ens. mien. GEI4TIMMEN! Look to your istrrestn,heforc It is. too late. Men who have been enfortanate and unsuccessful la life and in business—oleo who have worked bard and struggled Solos , adverwity sad misfortune the pest er part of their liven. aid fodnd the more they tried to get forward the more things went against then:— these men have consulted bun for the last thirty years. All those who wisely followed his advice are now rich and happy: while those blinded 6y preludice and Ignorance, neglected his advise, are still laboring against adtersity and poverty. lie !how* you the LIKENESS OF TOUR FUTURE WIFE! re All Interviews are strictly private and confiden• tin!. No, $ CEDROE street. second house, North We, above Schuylkill Sixth three!, Philadelphia. April 9,1633. 1417 ~f '~. '}aw' rj N.. . PEIMAPS within the history of the Wiesen race no generation has suffered more of the di peculiar to females, than the-present. A high Mate of civilization with the irou'bond of fashion. a false notion or geattlity, the lack of sunk lent.physleal ex ercise, sedentary habits, a life of luaury,and with many too great a degree of szertlon at times when the condition of the system require* relaxation,— also, by sadden colds—these are among the prolific cease of the mapy distressing complaint. which fas ten themselves upon the female constitution, giving rise to such ailmeata as the following t—tinpptession Of the Menses. (frees Ifickuess,Fluor Alba,. Falling of the Womb. Spinal Weekneu, and oltvesees gen erally which •te peculiar to Fer..sles. In taco m mend Inv hi. professional invites for the treatment and mare of the above, the Dr. would brief ly remark, that his study and Predict Wave been devoted to the treatment of di Obis type, and from the favorable ranks and increasing practice in this branch of hi■ flatten himself that his efforts have been crowned with sae ee■s. Ito has also given much attention to the nose and development in the system of Serofei, for the treat ment and cure of which he ban prepared a room of medicines. which. by their successful operation have proved to be peculiarly adapted to dwases of this character. Female* are ate. . through delicacy or other causes. to, makiria - known to their family phyla. elan—who may be eregater attendant, and with whom they mast come lo dilly contact—the facts* relatio• to their shuadon,and woad prefer calling on a physician with whom, after their recovery, they may not neceosarily coma In contact,—hen ea the na• cessity of one wito is regularly educated , understan ding the nature °rebel, roniplalnts. and being able promptly to apply the remedy with an unerring eer. tainty. Ladies afflicted with any of the aim.. or' kindred dl will do wall to call at Dr. Gtentwortb. No. en't Bare Street, between 9th and 9th Streets, Phila delphia. . Cr Persona in the country who cannot make It con cement to visit the city, by encleolag to the above ad. drew 43 00, stating carefully the symptoms and fea ture of their diocese, will receive by Erma, or whatever conveyance they may designate, a supply of medicine applicable to their ,with advice sod full directions for its use. . . in-All communications strictly confidential. April 9, 1833. 13-6 m INJUMULGII, HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE I=E That we behold so many females in the meridian of life broken in health and spirits with a compli cation of diteases and nilments, depriving them of the power for the enjoyment lid life at aq age when physical health, buoyancy 01 spirits, and happy se• realty of mind, arising from a condition of health should be predominant Many of the rausrs of her sufferings at first—per haps years before, perhaps during girlhood, or the first years of marriage—were in, their Origin ro light into pass unnoticed, and of course neglected. 13 AFTER TEARS, When too late to be bcnefitted our knowledge, we look back and mourn, and regret the full conse quence of our ignorance. 4, What would we not ottengire to possess in ear ly life, the knowledge we obtain ' in after years! And what days and n ig hts of anguish we might not hare been spared, tithe knowledge was timely possessed. It is- MELANCUOLT AND STARTLING To behold the sickness and PutTering endured by many a wile for many years': from causes simple and controllable, easily remedied—or better still,— not incurred, if every WIFE AND !MOTU= Possessed the information contained in a little vol tune, (within the reach of alt) which would spare to herself YEARS OP MISERY, And to her husband the constant toil and anxiety of mind, necessarily devolving upon him from sick ne•s of the wile, without giving him the opportii- - nity of acquiring that competence which his eyes lions are entitled, nadthe possesiout of which would secure the happiness of himself, wife and children. SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS By becoming in time possessed .of the knowledge, the want of which has caused the sickness and poverty of thonSands. • In view of such eowiequences, no wife or moth er is excusable if•alte neglect to avail herself of that knowledge in respect to herself, which would spare her much suffenng, be the means of happi ness and prosperity to her husband, and confer up on her children that • blessing above al! price— healthy bodies, with healthy minds. That knowl edge is contained in s little work entitled THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MED ICAL COMPANION. , By Da. A. M. •Blietticsstr, Professor of diseases of women. One Hundredth Edition. 18 mo. pp. 250. Price 50 Cents. [On fine paper, extra bind •ng, 51,00.] First published in 1817, and it is not surprising or wonderflil, considering that 'very P. tchttArs married M. not, can here acquire a full knowledge of the nature, character and causes ofLer complaints, with the various symptoms, and that nearly HALF A MILLION COPIES should have been sold. • t is impracticable to convey fully the various sub jects treated of, as they are of a nature strictly in• tended for the married, or those contemplating marriages, but no female- delirious of enjoying health, and that beauty :consequent upon heakh. which is so conducive to her own happiness, and that oI her husband, but either has or will obtain as has or will every husband who has the love and affection of his wife at heart, nr that of his own pecuniary improvement. UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES have been teat by mail Within the last fe:lemonthi. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC LIE EDT DEFRAUDED: Buy no book unless " 1)r. A. M. lifauriernit, 129 Liberty Street, N. Y. " is on the title par, and the entry in the clerk's icßee on the back of the title page: and buy only of respectable and honorable dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr. A. M._ Maur icesti, as there are spurious and surreptitious infriarments of copyright. ' . let every wife and kitt l / 4 mi ?liter t No excuse for Igiorance, when ignorance all*" ery to thorn we hold near and dear, and when to dispel our Ignorance is within our reach. To enablettreq one to decide upon the iodis penroSle nenetnifti of possessing a copy, and that no wife, or mother Aped remain Uninformed upon the many elliSiefo7Lich ,loner or later, are desti4 ned to make fearful ravages upon her health, unless guarded ageinst, and that no conriderate as affec t icmate husband have cause to upbraid himself with neglect of the weltaie of bra wife—a pamphlet of thirty-aix pages„nontaittiog fnll Ts:fewer rim! Judas of Quatrain, together With extrumalrarri the book, will be sent free of rkuegi to *AI PA of the United States,Aiy addressing, post-paid as here in:, i • 4appixiot, 'tit cylpsble to be Ignorant or Oa receipt of Coe Dollar (Aor the Sae Ed,. tioo, extra Mediae) "THE MARRIED WO. MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" is seat (essited Jr.'..) to any, part. of the United States. All letters gnawpoltt:prid. and oddretto• ed to Dr. A. M. MAURICEAu, Balt 1224, New York City. Nl:disking Office, No. 123. Liberty Sines, New Wm*: For Sok bp.4llanelt de Crap,' Harristor;gb ; 3. Soar, Bloorasbmg ; J. S. Worth, Lebanon; C. W. De Witt. Milked ; J. W. Ensaitoner. Man. helm; H.W. Smith, Hantioadon YS. Me arid, llitioatown: 'J. M. Ram. New Berlin; H. A. Lutz, Reading; E. T. Morary__Cwaretrille; N. Y. IL P. Coteker, Brovramile,•/Wents &Stark,Cer. boodale ; .Eldred dr. Wriabt.Witlianiutport; Toe k, Wdkastisrre ; Geo. W., Earle, Waynesbuig; IL Croaky, Mercer ; S. Leader, Hanover ; I t . P. Coin , Soaunerset • T. -B. Plieflay '—Penn. April 9, 1953. STA lONERY, &c. ' • ENGINEERS. '.. 1 . . TjUFTY'S 'rote and Crosa Section; Paper, at • 1./his priers 4 Also Tracing, Muslin, ,wide and narrow, hy the piece or yard—Tracing Paper— Drawing Papeixi of various tires, by the sheet and by the yard. Also sheets mounted on =Ain. dn. terent sizes. gaihemaitleal Instruments et an ex cellent quility,Meiallie Tart:, Lines, Chaint,Tack.4,, and separate Instruments, &c., drc., all of which be told at ity price., at , } c will • . R. BA NNAN'S Cheap aney and Staple Stationery Store. scriFELL & itacrrmias • m.,„,,fir,,,,,,,,,, of Palter Hativo.r. 'No. 14: cf/ES T.NUT St, Piiitzdelphla. it SIC the Attention of consumers and the Trade, to „Athlete eztenatvo stock of PAPER RANGING'. of their owa manotheisre NA two:tattoo,. embracing every variety of good■ in their tins, which they will sell.at low mins. ... Theis manufactory being the'utost ettentitre in the country, they are enabled to oder unequalled 'Wore clews to porchuers March 19. tan 4' Retdoval 1" LPAIMEE SCHNECK would announce to his Mends and the Public that he has removed bin Station cry. Paper and Blank book gstabllstmee at to thirSION of the 1110 BOOK. 134 North SECOND Street, above. Mace, Philadelphia, where he hope., with the in creased lacciabbi he now has at his NEW PLACE. to render watisaczlon to all who easy favor hint with their custom. Among his stuck will be found a gen eral essortMent Of Writing, Letter; Wrapping. Print ing, Dardware.Envelope. illanillsoued Drawing Pa pers. Also. Blank Printed Derds.on Paper Parch ment; Paper and Parchment, Plain Parchment of all foes r together 'with canny other article* which wilt he sold at the Lowest Cub Prices. .• I D. SCUM BCE, Formerly nacho N. W. l'or. of 24 and Rare Ms March 12. 1843. 11-3na ~, TIE underslgned have Just opened a fres& and corn plate stock of Wall Papers, among which are Coll and Velvet, Floe Saila, sad the Lowest Priced Un glazed Paper*. •• Also, DeLoration• Borders, Fire &fetus, Curtalei, &c..wbieb k ey offer at the lowest prices, both wholesale and retail. The best workman employed to bang paper either in the city or country. I- Blank Boots, Stationery, - 44., We bait! oleo out usual assortment of Wrieng Pa pers, Wrapping Papers, Blank and School BODIIO. %Meory,-' & HOUGH. No. 4 N. 511C81., f doors &Muer Market, Phtlad'a a CABU paid for Country Bast March 12. 1833. NEW WALL PAPER WAREICOUSE BURTON & LAMING, Manufactorica and Joiporters, No. 124 Ara St. second door above Sixth, Plidadelihia, WHERE may be found the largest and pest eel... ted stock in the City. COUNTRY; PURCHASERS Way bombe acenmmo dated, militant the 111tOnVentellep of looking limber and MI y,be natured that they wiltracelyn the advan tap of their money BURTON A- LANINO, IVA Arch Street, above Sloth. Phliadeln. a. March 11.1853. 11-3 m DRY GOODS, &c NEW MP UNE AND SMEWER GOODS SSummerßard India Silks, Black Silks, Silk Tissues, • Barr gest De Beier, De Beiges Robes, 1 Chillies, Chaffi de n Laines, rro Differen t 'Patterns Berge de Leine!. Full assortment French and American Lawns, 100 pieces new style Prints, French work collars dc ilimdkerChiers, Mohair Milts. Kid glovei, Silk gloves, Kid finish. - The undersigned beams lai,4 in a full assortment of the above Dress goods at very low prices, and intends eelliagthem accordingly, and keeps at all times an extensive assortment of staple goods. Ho. siery, gloves, mitts, gents cravats, handkerchiefs, ■nd all kind, of Dry goods usually kept in Dry, Good stores. which together with a fresh and Well selected stock of Groceries and Provisions,ibat alb can he supplied at as tow rates, as any other store in the county. All are invited to calf and examine goods and prices. A. HENDERSON, Ag'r April 16, 1853. 164 New Carpeting's. AT E. M. BEATTY'S Om. Stand. corner of Centre and Notwegian ,trees, Pottsville Impi 1 ply Carpeting - D.Floor Oil Clotho, I Ingrain do .l'4E4 do Venillin - .10 - White Matting., Rag do I ('hack do Stair doI ~ W Door Mats s ss Also a toll assortment of indow ilitqlogs, with 'Fixtures complete. Rich colored Damasks, I Ruff Linen shades. Watered Marren', Trinspilant do And embroidered marlin Shades. , E. M. Realty' having made arrangemenis with the principal manufacturers far a constant soPPIY of the newest dieting in Carpeting k.e., is thereby enabled to offer to the public • choke assortment of tbe above goods of superior nullity, audit the lowest city pri ces. Apt!! 1, lin. 1411 -I An Au; an.. ... Ilik Bombazines.. Ulk Crape Vella, • NUMMef Bombazines i " lone Vella " Idombailne Alpatai • : " Best Rid Glove. " Tamise - • . " Kid Finish num do " Canton Cloth " Thibet ShlWil " Mousseline de Lathe .. Baregn do " Barr ea, •• Crepe Collars, de. • Brazlllenne, do SECOND MOURNING. " All wool Berets Mooneline de Leine " Barege de I.alne Normalise de Beg. Mohair Lustre- .. _ 1 Barege de Bern, ' • Grenadine - Itaregetter " Silk Tissue Barege de Laine -. Chaly Lawns, Denies • " Milks I Gingham. Foulard Bilk. i foulard Bilks , " Gingham i Eseltsh Ogletree .. Lawn and Chintz • Neapolitan Glove. '•" English Crape.. 'llandrra, Cullars,ke. April 2.1853. GIRT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS IT S. ARCGAMBADLS, N. E. Corner Eleventh and Mullet Ilts.,Pbtladelphia, has now Ip more • fall assortment of Spring . and Bummer Goods, at very tow prices, comprising In part— Dat:es GOODS. New 'Style Mooslln de !mines. from 61 to 15c. French Lawn., yard wide. from fi to Vic. ' Monalln de Bege. from to Vic. Black Alapacas. from 111 to 7k. • ' Black Silts, at 50, 61, 75, 67e. and 111. Changeable Silk.. at 50, 62 and 7k. Tarr. Satins, from 7k. to lii 50. Barege de [aloes, at 151. 16,15 and Sic. Scotch Gllngliams. at 12i,161 end 25c. New Style Chimes, at 6,6, and !Vie. FliftNll9llll4o GOODS. Kareeillee Quilts, frock.' 75 1056. . „ Tanis Linens, from Ale. to 11. Cloth 'Table-and Plano Covers. from gl 76 to 55. Damask Napkins and Scotch Towlines. Wide Sbeatlnn and Pillow Case Muslin,. Catnap Floor Matting. at 25, 31 and Vie. KEN'S WEAR. Black and Fancy Color Cloths and Caselmeres. • Santana, Kentucky deans, Merino CaMitaftrd. Heavy Cottonades, Nankeens, Linen Drillings and Checks. April 1, 1051 SILKS, MUMS and ILICEMOIDEICIES. , T V. DRPDY, bas the pleasure to announce to his J nom customers In COlJN ttrat he hair now open at his beautiful spetektue end wall lighted store, No.ll North EIGHTH' street. Philadelphia, a splendid sesottment of New SPRING GOODS. coarprlaing, - Rich Flitted saki, ebeageable Plain Snits, Black elite, Mantilla Silks, Chene Silks, Plaid Bilks. • Striped Bile% India Silks, Tare Satins. . Watered Billie. Lining drc • PARIS EMBROIDERIES., Comprising,Halton Lacer Goods. Muslin and Lace Collatll. Sleeves, Cbemisettes. Ace. Embroidered Cambric Handkerchiefs. Worked Dress Mathes; Edgings and lasortlaga. ke. - FANCY .DRESS GOODS. ' Comprising avers variety la the newest aisles. BEAUTIFUL IIII•WL0. I . inton Crape. Broths Thibet, Cashmere and other Shawl). Ladies aad Gents Kid Gloves.. Ilandkro r Cravats. Laces. Le. The whale stock wit be ofrate4 at the LOWEdT PRICES, at which goods of Nog qoalbg can be boa/14M America,and Mown with pleasure to all who marfevos him wish a eall. „I. V. DEPUT. lio - 41 North Eighth Iltreat Phllada, March b. 10.3 w . _ SOMMING NEW. MRN. H. G. SUPLEII, inviics the' attention of Country Merchants and Drees Malmo wimp en rivaled assortment of PAPER PATTERNS, for fall sited Ladles' Dreasee, Sleeves -Mantles, Nasalise. Capes. Aprons, •hacts?lbc . • The Patterns are embroidered la warless desigas, Waled and hisged,rbowing 'sadly how the DII:1111 will appear when made. Being le constant enmatnalcallon With ihe best boosts of London and Perla. and furnished inombly with every new design as cent as it appears, the pub lic eau always dependoe this Old Eistablishyd House Om the atom recherche novettlas In dress. ,• Always on band a beantifial smortment . of CHIL DREN'S CLOTHING, of the newest styles and ma tenals. . ' Medals were awarded bar In IBIS, IMO and 11152. CO A set of Six Patterns wilt he seat to any one o•Ckatiag Mien , . HEIL' 41:-Q. BUPLEE'R . Children', amble/ Perna Emporium. ' •• , 5l South IA et, Philadelphia. /an. t 9.1851. • s.3al EITIIIVART DEPOT, • ,11: 1 1:r11 N;0411 . 014.C 8Q M: s tD awe e r w tam Woad, can ,t,mrion bisfitleatio, oad=r'etbile dawn,. 0 it° huge_aod well "referred mock of itiaPETS I °ll. a l ink i : l l l 42 14 4111. ° ? , :l i g k i D X: ; cam, /Ana COrium, cools .mierrirm, ito I} lords wide, for Public Manua. r e4couruis Daum _ • ' *Liu to my Brooch dime. 116 Sperm GArie. (34 , tmet vo ./Feb.20,1833.:. lIMUS LlNlMielpi Fourai axd Ara areal,: ARBeowrwMrsaaepeto~sw.i.iiSsaa STOCK Mall; , alwi d l ra a liswl MOM GOODMItt - rllWlLiphingos sad f'untlsbnil Good, I Uses. a America. Cattalo au Woohn Gamic res sooti nid . m oi, Orrin sopplial eft mane *ad IR &suable P r o "slot la low WOO, per auto . /10. MS I= 4 .4 IIII MUOrED FAMMs i MOURN= AN offerleg ktt the palate . abort lenratuatde pre- g twaramo;the sabaertber Weald mat*, that in con- Saltation With lit friends and thaate if ilia MO re s 1 epectable of the Mediae! fatally, llama deeered.ad. I liftable to Offer to the public, a 'Tear • pm - reunions or I known belebtliY. being pular d with the. gr e a test rata, and On ,the moat schwa. panelptes, as salmi- S . batecflethe Muumuu wortht article. ; 'hit are • Sandia* are, iota wry in the - 'cm of panaceas - and rare ails , prepared by the tuese,ignorant and merce nary persons, intended to enrol II dlwairs and good fornone. i • ' '. Read cad R cf. • _, Tkai sir Medicine, foams:actor d. by W.V. fliciter. lecludingliti Rdie-Pretoral fci „Coughs. -,-' Cream of Camphor. Inc Rhea thou, ' Worm gyeaP Or Worms, . • Tomb Ve asb...fnt decayed keel! a lid diseased gums. • Family rail, or Mood Putifye have been more et teastvely used. and bate &Iv more sailiffction. than any other medicines be re the public, b e teg prepared salt regard - to their usefulness are fully worthy the trial of the edict 1 Aare them a trial. • A few powerful reasons wh ,the abuse medicines i ate drlientitia of OnlVeraapatt nage., (In rh o ant. i olair.l they are prepared by a enter Physinan.who • understands the application:a Wahines to Wea rer, and consequerttly are per ectly safe to take.— . feleectildit.) they have been as with o diverse' imc. e t eras, and have Oven alOivraa inn than any oth er Medicines o ff ered before t o public. (Thirdly,) in they atsfihe ably Otedicinee lb have gained the pa """its * 1 PhYstcians , where icy have bred used , and ( rOcuttay.) they are put u m larger , qua rattan I - or the same prke , theft any 0., er Medicines offered Aerate the publit.of the imam ad. As the se Merl—. bet bass number ofeertiarat in but possession i ns the highest autlowityorbens t ry hive been used with the raffia satisfactory ars s. he -will publish a few of them, itelteg satisfied t ' t a trial wilt insure' tbeis ircommendstions. Ti, t em and satisfy your self of their superiority ever a 1 others. .. . .. Read and le Cs bist r.I. . 'We. thi undersigned, basin he ed mr,,j,,, arquabr. trd with the ingredierits cetera g into the rompoonds known as Mickley's Family *dieters, also, having prescribed and known them o be used, with the must satisfactory results ! tak pleasure-, In saying that we bellow they fully M the design fur mind, they me recommended. - . JAS. lITRA WRRIf'ISIE, M. D., , - . C. 11. FRICK. 111.'D.„1 WM. Medal - 10N, 111.1 D. .. WESLEY 11. GEARREART, M. D ~ WM. 11. MAGILI..M.I D.. R. R. GEARMART. N. U. Card of pain is the side sad eV fror protracted Liver Corp att. Mrs. l Robert Adams, labotlng , nder Chronic Liver M Complaint, arcompanied with o ort dry conga, pain In the aide and brew, Oneraildebifily. lowa of appe tite, after trying all the usualt i murales recommen ded (or coughs and diseases o tthe' chest. with so t., benefit, she wag recommeudedl try the bone Pecto ral. from which she net only Itlveo imMediste; but . permanent relief, ,lobo Adams son of Mrs. R ohm'l Adams. was af- lIICI dieted with a very &every colleV, pain In tele aide, and soreness produced by interment coughing; he was Induced tatty the nOlt rectoiLl. To use, his own Lingerie, the first dove enabled, eiloy a good night's rest—in the morning lie espectorated about hail pint of matter. He rotated...l to improve until his cough entirely left' hlnt.'itlVlso I ad the effect of, strengthening his breast, which was amorally week; lie also says that he has reeoLunended it to • num ber able friends for similar cciniplalnts, and In every cane It has above , The persons resident Of the town of Dan •llle feeling that they have derived great benefit& from the use of the Rose ;.rcetonilr authorize the above statement; ftir the benefit of thole witty , may be afflicted In a Limiter manner}- • C HEAT E#RE. Loss .f oaks restor fed with aft} iottla of Rost fedoral. bliss Susan Whitlock, of Rush Township, Northum. bettand County, far a numbed Of years as invalid, In the fall of 1850 lost Meuse ofhtr voles from a severe cold she eontractedtaftey trYsag a number of reme dies, with no benefit. she was leiltirely .testured by ta king one bottle of Rase PeitOral , after which, she voice lost her hya I from a f lb cold she contracted and was whiles:urea by the ttse of another bottle,; abs then took four bottles Endre to strengthen her. breast, from which she derived the most decided be nefit, and _hu been in the I eminent of excellent health fro m that time to the present. The above statement Is obtkined (Mai Dr. Pursell. GEM atm Phyalclan who attended Ihar; also her mother, who think, that she would net be living at this *time If It bad not been for the Rode t'crtorel. Danville, Jan. 23, 1n51., I L SIUI ..drunker Acelel Cara Effected. lira. Baronet decider, being ` of a naturally weak and delicate conitiutlon', very surceptible to cold, , wak•MWted with 111 eery serer, eau" pain and sore ness of the breast. foss of aPpeiltn; after canna a number of the usual remeditm trona. which she deri ved no benefit, she was cured by taking one bottle of Umwrectorat, and bin t he enjoyment of better health an for years previous. [Danville, Dec.l, 1050. - READ THE FOLLOWING: This None of the stpengesk eases that ran be pro duced in favor of the virtue of a medicine. Doctor Elickley—liiri—ln leply to your engnides as regards the effects of the Dose Pectoral In my family, It affords me pleasure and satisfaction to in form pun that. In My own ease; I was offeeted with cnld and a cough for shout three weeks, which tom bled me very much at nlght.sols to disturb my sleep. I prueorod a bottle of pour Rion Pectoral. end by ta king one table■poonful for three successive. nights, ongoing to, bed, win entirely cured. I bane also- used It to entire satisfacikm wilt] my children. lilac the most remarkable effect wan to the cure of my fa ther, at this time In Isla seventieth year of age For the hap fifty year., he has been troubled with Aulto me. and cousts which distressed him very much, (par. titularly when ha would take Cold,) and (or which he had tried a number. of remedies in vain. I Induced bins to try a bottle of your (We Pectoral, and most wonderful to rebus. by toe Dine ho h¢d talcs!' half a bottle, In doses of one tablespoonful three times n day. war rowdy cured. Hoping you may Girds-it equally beneficial In perilous similarly *fleeted, I re. ntain yoga* restirriltilly,JOHN FOLEY, Of firm Hancock Sc Foley,lten Idanorrs.Danwille.Pa Danedle, Dee. 6.1832. Doctor flickley —Being In the employ of Hancock & Foley, with whona you have established an agency for the race of your Family Medicines, I take pleasure In inflaming you, that In as far as we have an opportunity of judging of their virtues front {miming who have used them. that they give general satisfaction. Yours respectfully. porter Wol:Deari—Phiase send us three dot, Rose Pectoral, on Snell as yriu ran; It is now piling knowoolod we Mid It to be One Of 111. hest medicinal for cold. we have ever had & Pottaville, Nov. :4, ten. Dear tils i—We, the undersigned, being In the em. ploy of Weirs. Groves and Comlyk at who... Mere pun have an Agency for the sale of your Family Med- Iclnes,state that we bavehadmin °poi - trim:ally of know lag the opiniois of m11111(011. 10111/140111,11 Who have used them, and that they give general aatlefection. We have sold a great many of your Pills, which are um Ily liked, being very mild In their operation 'W. LEIBEN RING, Aittit, W. M. KEPLER. EMITI Doctor Hickley :—As a tribute of merit, for your akill In preparing one of the very best and most ef. haunt remedies that 1 have over known used for coughs and colds, permit me to inform you that hav ing had a very bail cough and mold; I took one bottle of your Ruse Pectoral, which acted like a charm. af fording me the, most decided and Immediate relief.— 1 have recommended It to a number of persons, and have Elm hadan opportunityof oteierving the results. endears safely any that in every case it has given sat isfaction. Believing yen/ remedies to be what they tow represented,' and worthy the patronage of the community. 1 rema In yours, reaper trolly, • AARON W. COMLY, Firm of Cnmlylr. Diners, Iron Co•Store.Daueille,Pa. . Doctor Buckley.—This is tucertify.that about three menthe since, my wife was attacked with Rheuma tism throughout her general system. but pintrulaily in het bands and feet. which were very much swot. len, for the last month she has been confined to her bed; and has not been able to either turn or belp hen self, after having recourse to every remedy I could hear of,wlth no henelit. she continued getting wont, when despairing of her recovery. I ,was' advised lo try the Cream of Camphor, as thil last resort, and can safely say, that itafforded her infinediate relief. and although we have used but Iwo bottles, her health is hat Imploring, which I can attribute emir, ly to the use of your Creech of Ciruphor,as we have used nothing else. Yours truly. ELIJAII SEARCH, Danville, Dec. 1,1852. Dr..flickley—Dear Sir:—As 1 Mire had some rape- Tient, as well as nb tion in reference to the gond <mantle. of some of your Medicines, I would inform you that about eighteen months inner, 1 had an attack of bilious remittent fever, which left my breast sore and weak, accompanied with a very troublesome Cough - After trying a number of remedies, Irnil no benetit,2 was cured with legs then a bottle of your Rose pectoral, as my breast was very sore from cough • lag, It bade very soothing effect. Plow Its hiving such a decidedly beneficial effect In my ease. 1 was led to • make enquiry of different persons whom 1 knew had used it, as to its general merits, and found oat el a great number who bare used it, but one ease in which It did not give the most entire nails faction: Hoping this may assist to bring your valua ble exedkines into general autke, 1 remain yours, truly, Rev. JOHN STINE, • Pastor 14. Episcopal Church, Milton, Pa. _ Dec. - 6,11152. Dr. Bickley—Diri—A's my wife, who Was troubled with a dry bald cough. also sour stomach, dependent upon debility, similar to Dyspepsia, was entirely re lieved by using two bottles of your Rosh Pectoral— Permit me to say that I consider it an excellent re medy. Yours respectfully., Rev,blr. WILLARD, Pastor Lutheran Church, Danville. Pa. `:1 Danville. Jan. 31,1253. lii Birkley—Sir ~—As a recommendation for your In Valuable medicines, I would 'abeam you that since ray &trivet in Danville, sot being able to procure the same'remedies. I have been in the habit of seine, previous to my residence her., 1 was Induced to try your - Rose Pectoral In my family, all of whom were laboring under very bad colds, and find it more Mil 'carious than any medicines I have ever mred. I bare tuned It In my own case. Also, that e: my wife, my sister-In-law and children,and In each and every use have grand it equally beneficial. I have ;also tried year Worm Syrup and Cream of Campho , and have found them ales very elf L. Your, respectfully, MICHAEL CIROL'ES.tinn of J. P. & 3. Cowes Dr. Dickley :—During the August term of Coon at window up, and in tphaeumvoilirien'inigesfl..;ulnsdlePthtatrthbadnityaken muti' severe cold. that It was with difficulty I could speak eth n bud, so as be underatood , having heard of the celebrated 'Mlles of yoUr Rose Pectoral. I ; was induced to try it. and In my, agreeable sanitise and satisfeetion, wax entirely eked by the time I had to itin half a bottle of It. Slate thee. w heneter I feel the erects of a cold In to system, I take al few do ses and end it relieves sooner, and more' effectually t nail medicine 1 haver/wee taken. In addition; I would Inform you that my wife bad a frcry Severe at tack of Rheumatism in het arm andphoulder.lrom which she suffered a great deal of Pain. Mkt' from which she was entirely relieved by the use of the Cream of Camphor. CORNELIUS GLECREIL Deny township. Notarial County. Having been cared of a pain in my, arm (similar to Rheumatism) which depnved me of the free use of it for about four months. By odes one bottle of Cream of Camphor I would asts that I consider It the best remedy act the kind I have ever used In my family, and I would freely recommend It to others with slat- Ilar erections. Venus respectfully, JONAS WOLF, Rash tp.',Nonh'd. co. My wits having Rheumatism of the arm for a num ber of years, which peeve:tied her from using it In doing her wort ; after baying spent a great dea: of money in trying different remedies with no benefit, was entirety cured by rasing only nue bottle of your Cream of Camphor. WILLIAM EVANS, . • Mi ner r o t a B. Wood. R. Point. Doitor Rtelley:—Having received a very severe injury In my. side by falling or a load of hay, (torn which I was enable to follow my wort, wan recom mended to try • bottle of Cream of Camphor, which afibrded Immediate relief. GRIFFITH CASS, Rush to-. Nettled Co. )(7 wife, sureties' from moat enunciating pain. throughout her general system.whith prevented her (tomeleeping, Owing oecasioued 67 a tong . and pro traded spell of akkaess.) for whkb she need a num- .1 her of remedies without bened „t was entirely relieved by the nee of Cream of Camphor. GEO. B. BROWN. !Menem' Dentist, Danville. Pa. CAIN tared of Sprit Crnaptaist sad Agee, Of Lou rare stinks: by Wens Syne,. My and being afflicted for the last two years, with Bowel Complaint and. Ague, until it was reduced to a mere skeleton, I tried a number of remedies with nopennanent benefit, until I gave it a bailie of your' , Wane Neran.linee wbleb ilmalt has been well rod ((requite fleshy. 1 also Wive recommended It to 011014101 of my friends. and in every ease It has tires aattitmelon. L. LEVI. • At Louis Langs. Merchant.) Danv il le. I have tired your Worm Syrup I. my Waal , tied topsider it not only effactuat, but the most _taxat article' am acquainted wIth...S.LaeITELS.p... Having semi your Worm (Syrup to sty kbeinizamody ei.boolidref.npramealthsianfillOrryvlsa...n.l.lolo.oannyctriii..betin • -I•hae had ocandes to use moor . nmity, sod prefer It to any g_e tire not . F RED. OVA, Frosty Valley. KOMOUI CO: ad F U llll "l li t y ea PU r W is g l n r: m Sy ylant p, a irrt they gave good eatiseattion.and I coaetder them the most effectital see pleasant remedies we bass had tn. nor horny , JONATHAN 4. ROWEL. Danville. d ta tteed nica to try ibi a r ttleof Itr ai r m ToO T nrm th W . ai a lt, nd w it hie mo b i a in ti Having Scurvy of my mouth - very bad, woe le an disease. JONATHAN B. witnn.. Danville. • The above medicines ire for tole Wholesale and Beall I'M: If. BICILEY V. D.,Psopriaor,Dam llle. • Alsitsdrar gaiety tbe .foltomlas Agents in iklinyl- ' kill Dewar Claws. & belated. Teo; 'G. llkeers, /phi O. C. Martin. Dr. dlandersou.Pettsville Weirs. Weimer co.. lihsereeo4 V 0.4 F.Heltaer, Lhivrellyn Gen GePenstaellah Paths. IL MIT t Geo.: ger. : aw Castle 3, C. Consort Ashland. W as di drat* and set alkentar tentain lag a taltdasesepties - of the dUtereet ihediedsee; April IS, Rix • IME] co JAM} cOVRART M. G. pArrols. 1= IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. The latest arrivals from Mirka rUmourtt war between' that country and the United States. -Governor Lane had issued a procla mation .claimiin the Afecilla Valley, now held by hlexice, as a portion of the , Ameri- . territory. though left out,. as lie asserts, by the neglecter oversight of Commissioner Banolen. .ife had accordingly ordered Co:. Summer to take possession of the Valley with an armed force,.but thepolonel refused. The Mexicans. in the meantime, had sent a body of several bundred f ,troopsto take. pus- session - of the spot in 'dispute and; resist its . occupancy by our people, at any sacrisce. 'Great excitement was said to preyed.. Observer, " of the Ledger, remarked . some time ago that the Administration Would . most likely let Cuba alone,, but' that a pro. grissice . ' demonstration of same sort might be.expected shortly, in rela'tion to Mexico.- 1 . 10 . pretime this is , . 67 . SPRITT Raverscii.—This monstrous delusion is filling our Insane Asylums—no less than seven persons in a feW weeks. in different sections of the country. have' be came insane in consequence of -witnessing and patticipating in them, and are now con fined in lunatic asylums. The last victim recorded was Christian Snavely, of Marius burg. ' Qt TICK Smoot. LAW IN MAIINLASID.— A bill is now pending in the Maryland Le gislature. instigated by the Catholics, to di vide the school money of the State atnonZ the different sects. and thus give up the pre sent public school system. Much opposition has betii raised in Baltimore, and an im mense meeting was held in that city, on Mon day night, in opposition to it. MISCELLANEOUS. 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Together with Plain Directions for their Per fect Cure. Articles used, very cheap, and perfectly harmless. Price of the Loot—Singfe copy, 15 rents ; . Five cop ies el ; Twelve copies, lit One Hundred copies, OM. 21 or 50 rents, as also a note, may be sent by letter In Perfect eafery. Address Dr. It. DM/ ALI., Albany, N. V. post paid. Books sent free by return mall.— Oilier, No. 0 Ch•pel St. Vapor, Shower. and Medica ted Baths connected. NOTICES OF.TUE PRErtB. " This Is indeed a work ohneViing merit. To emir arm all of our readers we would say buy, read, await.- ute."—Xchadrst Afsgarise ••It's a •ery rare work, and unquestionably the pro duction of a master mind."—Lssden Trues. 7 •• No married Person, or those contemplating mar !Lige, should be without this Book; fur it reveals cer tain (bingo that all persons of a eanaln Uja ought to snow."—Troy Lally Times. P. S.—Secret Habits to Young Men effectually cur ed; Impediments to Marriage In bother:ea removed, and Debilitated Systeme invigorated. No charge' Mr adv ire Patierts treated by letter, and Medicines sent frre from damage or curiosity to all parts of the world.. Flues warranted. ADDRESA Ai ABOVE. : April 2, 11f53. l4—ly New Books. JUST RECEIVED aid for rale at BANNAN'S, Centre rireet. `Chambers' Home Book. or' l'ocket Miscellany 111 i; cols., c loth—lint published. Chainbers' itepoiltory of Instruction and limn sing papers. Evenings at Donaldson Manor; by Mcintos l h. Prineiples of Zoology, Agassiz Essaya iu Protie and Verse, by Barry Cornwall In two volumes. Twice told tales, by Ilawthornia, two volumes. April f'.3, 1813 STRAW GOODS-SPIRING 1853. TIME clabscriber is now"prepered to exhibit to Mee j•ehants and Milliners his usual heavy stock of La dies' and Misses' Straw and Silk Bonnets, Straw Trimminge,And Artificial Flowers; Palm•leaf. Pana ma and etery variety ol SUMMER HATS for Cgdtle• men ; which for Extent, Variety and Beauty of man ufacture, as well as uniformly close prices, will be rriund unrivalled. ' THOMAS WHITE. No. 111 South Serondit., Philadelphia. ' , Feb. 5,1553. fi-3m WOOD AND WILLOW WARE 20 000 FANCY CORN BROOMS, ' 11.300 doz. ItucketecAssoited color. 000 Nests Cedar-Wash Tubs, SOO Cedar 1:11111119. 300 Dozen Basket, 300 Dozrn Wail and Raub Dr wthes. ace The largest Stock ewer offered In Philadelphia. and the cheapest la the world. Orders promptly filled. M. & J. M. ROW S. No. 111 North Third. direct, Philadelphia. March 1153. 11-Ito 'LOOEXNG GLASS WARCEIOI7SII, 117 : 4 1.,briote .Ith, North side, Philad're'. VILTII inform Merchants and residents of this V emits, itrat the most romplete assortment of MANTEL, PIER. WALL and OVAL CLASSES, rich est styles. for private use, or ail. kinds for country riles, with PORTRAIT and PICTS= PRA MEtt, will he Grand at our establishment: Long experience and large facilities enable us to sell the best goods au lowest prices. Dimensions being given, we will give estimates for any sly, Illinois, delivered free from breakage. at any point. Orders soliciied. Fren h Plate Claw. for Stores. Dwellings. dr.c.. at importation prices. Tllosldal J. lifiTT* CO. Feb. 26,, iso. 9-3 m I _ 1! : 0.. UMBRELLA AND PARASOL MANUFACTORY, ‘lO. 80 MARKET Street, Philadelphia. Wm. A. 71 Drown respectfhtly Inform deafen that his as sortment of PARASOLS for the approaching season Is now complete, and invites their attention to it. lie ii constantly adding new styles.and dealers will find Gls awe k one of the most desirable to select from that ran be found in the country. Also will he found a large stock of UMBRF.LLAS, consisting of low priced Cotton ; Gingham of awe , / quality, and a choice assortment of 811 k, all of which' he offers for note at a entail advance on the cost of manufacture. February 12,1853 7-3 m SPRING STYLE, SPRING- STY= -ems. The Spring Style or HATS now do t rrody for surpertroa et the New HAT ned CAP Store, CENTRU Street,' two Doors lbove the Jfiners' Bank,' Volt the patronage so tibentlly bestowed upon him 1.7 the subscriber would return his most aincere thanks, and hopes by prompt attention to the wants' or big numerous customers and the publtc generally to merit a continnation or the same. N. B. Personahaving a preference for the mane— facture of any.particniar Btyle of flat. can have the same by leaving their order with the subscriber. GEO. TAPPEN. , • Pottsville, March 5,1959. Nt.tf TO COLLIERS. riruE litehle and Ely Tractor Iand,SIKI acres,located J. In the Now Boston Coal Basin. is offered fur lease. this Tract embnices the western portion of the abovo Coal Basin ,covering both dips of the Mammoth Vein, with a ran on the seamy of 310 perches. The le:ten sion of the Mill Creek Railroad to this property is now being constructed, and will probably be finished with in the present year. Act-examinatlon of the ground will show Its superior advantages as a site for a pro ductive Colliery, both as regards quality and quantity of Coal, abundahre of Timber for pH purpose/. and favorable descending route to head of the Reading Road or Schuylkill Canal. It. In am. possesses all the requisites necessary fur t h e establishment - of first elms Mitre des . For terms and conditions. which, to competent seal responsible portioi. will be liberal, apply to Meters. 11.0. ROLLER sad WIII.IRIEEILE. Aden's',.. Na 6 Carpenter's Court, Philadelph la. PETER W. 611RaFER, 3 J. D. MEREDITH, • 5""" ille • • Match 19, I ttri3. 13-ttn. Gmenn COLLEGE FOR. ORPEANS NIs hereby given by, Ole Directors of the Girard College for Orphan., that they are prepar ed to Wed.:int Beventroine Children. who have bee• pupils in the said College, and who ate all betweel the ages of . 14 'milli years, Apprentkee to meltable persons In this Commonwealth. In either of the pe ctination, of Agriculture, Navigation, Arts. Meehan eat Trades, or Manufactures. The term of such apprenticeship shall erpite wheat the apprentice shall attain the *gavot al yeare, or sooner, upon the decease of the mute r. Themaster of such apprentice will he required cla I 'find and provide blot, during the term of spprentice ship, whh sufficient meal. drink. lIPP 4 re. washing and lodging at his own place of residence and at the conclusion ofthe term ofapprenticeshlp to tarnish bim with at least two complete suits of clothes. one of which shall b n e ew. The master and apprentice are to be subject In their rotations to each other to the Acts of Assembly in force , in this Commonwealth to regard. to apprentices. and their masters. Every Apprentice will be forulatte4 by the Divot ton, a rososattl. at the time of binding, with a suitable penis who are desirous to receive any of said Children as Apprentices, will make written applica, lion, directed to HENRY Pa. 'AILEY, litteretary of lb* Girard Coltege,floa 173 Philadelphia, Post Office.•sta ting nallue,.businers and ituddeffice, March 5A.1853, . • - =AM= DMIUMII3. 207 Chestnut street, Areeuls,and 33 North Eighth - Street, Philadelphia. 1-11PORTBRA of Muskat Inatrumattle,,ltanig Ant i elite and Toys. Wholesale and Ratall. atho7 Chest nut street, Wfteeps the argent assortment of Amor deorte, V Whip, Stites, Mature. Rankle, Flageolets, Fibs, Tambmines, best Italian swing. • Walking Dom at hie awn manufactures. • • ' And at 33 NOttil Eighth street the largest earierr tabu found ha Misr:Ur of fancy ankles and torn. id. numerous to tuuneorottable for ormolus on birth day, br Phlllinene, and other emulous, Auld *too far children. In order to Imre Me coda , " "Ild satkaGtetlon of Ms customers he' win set! *I tower owls Suns In this ;ekes then cur o th er Foogl Or. city. Amowth , t tattoos at irectlone ts an AUTO MATON BMW orldtb *peeks. motto Is .. 0 .. ? v i t . spm. Pstrom aml each &au." Col ang i nniste ate stoes,. whether foe buy nt K. - y; Al/ Measotninoirel ImernMennl. rePaliel In the hest wortmanship, end alto taken InMade; . , Lid-2113 -4011110 853 ...., , 11 ttl 8y Tel e 0 10 al!‘ ai; PHILA., FRIDAY 4 O'CLOCK, P.lll, %Vbeat Flour; $5 00—Rye; do. . E 4 per bbl.-=Corn' Meal, Sr 00 do.Wlititt: Reif, $1 13, White, 81 10 ats—Rye, 81 cta:, —Coro, .82.cta.- 7 Oats, 48,ett.„, per ratabat' • • LATrsT Evuorzis The Steamship- Pam& bring'he Jamie news Item . Entope. On the Coming; and in Italy dis Order contlaues to reign, poring out of tyranny and oppression. ; In the Bri tish" Parliament th'e subject - or masses is' attracting the attention of theaistit bets. In this respect that Goternment i l is kr behind this country,.—and the eciatieettpa of Church and State seems to fetter,all libels! movements on that subject - to s eitinitt 'tent : ENGLAND.—In the House of Commeen de. the 4th rust., Lord John' &melt. stated the' • intentions of the government with regird to National Education. Entering in the 62st place into an elaborate description of the or igin and growth of the prramt 'systeas.lhe quoted the statistics of the Registrar General to show that it had met with succetti• 'By means of the voluntary principleiassistekby public grants impartially bestowed, education had increased and was tocreesing all overtlia country ; and be called *Mahn" attention to a fact—which he believed he could safely. ' assume—that the poorer classes, themselves contributed nearly italf a millioa, a year w. wards the educautes of their children. trader these circumstances the gevernment coed& ered that they should rather streagthen. e 0 improve the present (tied system than set dp a new plan in its place. He alluded to the alining schools as as important element of tharaystein,And con sidered that provision shofild be; especially made for their increased efficiency. in: order, to elevate the office of the schoolmaster. which was not held in sufficient estimation. . , though it was one of themost important:in' the country:. He came next to the question • • of religipus instruction, and explained the manner in which it is _administered nada: the present plan.. Proceeding. thew lo the , .consideration of a purely secular , apnea), tie saw dn it so many objectionable qualities.that he could not consent to offer it as a suttee. lute. The same time he recognixedthigierit principles„ of religious equality. and was '- prepared to extend it to education. In ear -1 ' -wrote towns - it was proposed to Tema , the. 1 1 raising of a school-rate, to be agreed ty a majority of two-thirds of the town council. and to be distributed by a committee appoint- - ed for the purpose, not merely for the-sap• port of old , or new schools, but of aid of vol. untary efforts of benevolent. individuate. and • of the parents themselves. w o h ave full power to withdraw their child from any - school to the religions instruct' of which they might . be exposed. In dist, where ex, there were no municipal eorporafi s,ftwaa proposed, by minutes under c ation to grant a certain ' sum per head fo each child ~ 1 attending the schools; and to 'ke _further , provision for those poorer plac where there may be a want of means fort maintenance' , of such establishments. ft w s also propo- • ~ Sed to, appoint a committee of= the Privy Council, with certain control over and gene ral powers to propose meanit forlhe reform of charitable trusts. The sebjecti oljicience-,.. and art, which had been mentioned in the e' royal speech, also came into the plan of the ' government, who proposed that the Mom . now granted to the schools of desimand for purposes of science should be united in one department under the Board of Trade, to be called the Departnient of Science and Art, by which he believed that, without any ; great expenditure, valuable aid would be given to the cause of education. With regard to the universities, the government would not Propose any pagicular scheme-until the sen timents and s uggestions of those bodies had been more fully heard. At the same , time they considered, with regard to the Univer- ' sity of Oxford, that some important changes were necessary in its government, by wlech it should embrace a larger erroperthin of • those engaged in teaching in the vanouscol leges ; also, that.some provision should be' made for extending the advantage's and tip-. tinctions of the Universities to persons not; . resident 'toilet'. colleges; for the removal of: . the restrictions upon the attainment of tel ' lowshiPs ; and for the employment of a lar ger proportion of: the incomes ofthe various colleges for purposes of instruction; At the mine time the government did not intend to legislate until they had heard the Suggestions 'of the universnies, in the absence of which'„ they reserved to themselves the right of sub-' • milting a measure io the House. !Lord John' . concluded by arising for leave to 'bring its a ' . bill upon the subject of educatimi,from which,. and from the signs which he saw about him. be anticipated the happiest results, Fifty-eight persons lest thetriives by, the Ante accident at Ince-ball colliery. - The in quest has again been adjourned till Ightaor• rOVV. '' -- - L. ._... ~ _ Frisscz.---It is quite apparent 'that the question of .Switzerland and Pialmont,:os between those countries! and Austria and Prussia; threatens to give no small trouble. To the part taken 'by the French Govern in the,question is attributed the refusal of the Pope to visit Pans; for it is now said that a positive,refusalbas been given by,his Holiness. This, however, may be alt work ; and, apropos, -the Trieste Zietsine publishes a letter from. Smyrna, 16th ult., stating it was generally` reported - there that the Czar - had promised Napoleon us recog nize aslegitimate heir to the French throne the first born son of the present Empress; ha return for which Napoleon bad conceded thiP mantled the Holy Shrines. . - 7" "-- SW(ITZERLAND.—The right of Prussia over Nettl it l e atel is again under,discussioni t aus. big rim irritation to the Swiss. , •—•- • Tne bli anton of Ticino was quiet. - The troops quartered at Locarmo have been or dered away. Numerous desertiOns bad taken place from the Austrian troops , along the frontienr. ' • There-is talk in Milan of a speedy 'salad cation of civil for matters , power throughout Lombardy. • The London Advertiser says that Mazzini was expected in England within a fortnight, PAU,SSIA.—A letter from Berlio v dated .the 4th inst., states that a renewal of the Zoll- , remit' treaties was to besigned that evening. The Berlin papers publish a setni!otrtetal ' : document stating that among ; the paperts,Fe; cently seized in that city, ivasa proclamation for a German Republic. • ' , GERMEIY.—The conspiracy- recently ge tected was widely developed, antreVensiV,e stores of aims and ammunition bans provided. It was to have, broken' out be tween the 3d and 4th Aprd. ,Its ramifie-a• dons extended throughout German y.' *- vests have been made in Kastoek and Elsa.' lenburg, - andammunition seized. giridence connecting persons with the conspiracy "tai also been found at Heidelberg; •Hotiigabefg and Bremen. •RostE.--Six political offenders:were hung at Pesard on the 16th alt.- - The Rev. George Nelson, an Engliatrtkix gymon, has .been ordered' by the pollee to quit Rome. t- Toscariv.—The expulsion of hir, ford from Tuscany, has been maderhe. Bub jest of a very energeucnoteof remonstrance, addressed by England to the Ducal G'overf• meat. Nsrr.ts.—Three hundred persona - have fieen arrested, for being concerned Or 'heat tempted .Insurrection at Palermo, , ; and five 'were executed. Several Swim soldiers have been'Amad assassinated in the streets, with poiguard.s sticking in their breasts, to which'aptece of paper was attached, containing thelwonia-- "Venge r ance of blaztim." The Governorof Sicily immediately had several peesons ar rested and shot, and at the same time issued ir proclamation, threatening to raze the cities -Of Italy to the ground- , ' • • The Mitt had spread. throughout &Nes and alt the Sicilian residents dad bees, order , ed to leave. • TllRKEY.—latelligence from- Cortsuratino. pie to-the 15tb ult., states that the ITIMMSents at the south,of Russlicoutinnedo Store* for an army of 150.000 mat are sail ,toba.col- Itetiog at Odessa. Several_bustals officers have left Constantinople for the Atthipdago. for. Greece, and Montenegro. The ',lima phore of , Mars.eilles states that ThtisiCde mends not only the /avocado's of this tram on the Holy Places; but also that the Gillet Patriarch shall receive his investnre at St. Petersburgb; and , that the Greek Chinch and Clergyishall be placed udder the'Wetedlite prOtectiott - of the Czaty . : --, - scniivrstu. CO, CALL LANDS EEMI Inc the 11. S. Circuit Contteillr Phi4l4ll l Olio ;Judge Grier &livered Atte. gtinion ,in the following ease, on Wedarlidevt test Ltures of Clad* et 4i. vv.-Mir yof Plkildri; phial Notion for • yew tri•L -Thor pisisroyon this care, ore the heirs at law, oL &althe,. air u pd t ibia, 'coolie tracts . of Geed (ellavetf',lp. al in Schuylkill county, no held Witte •The ti• tte to the land-in quashes was in ,43i nir d af~ar the 4618 ot thi lari -4117Witfr., lan trial in October lost. the jury lenuid.q,yerdier rarer of. this platuttle, and the collate fbe the cify. moved lot a new MalA sew. trietwnertefd, on the &mead iltatthe . hundleTlOVion,did nee me to the oar under the win of mob= Giant tha t . is al the time the 'wilt sit hre,}Oireva-1 bad no estatewhicnbat could okaretir by &Trite though• subsequently hie .title Jletafntk complete. NeW rrintorepruleashijutheinentroaten3d on ths verdict • The Ind contahrt colt), Au l d in,vild to * of great vnlpe. - ' t ,
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